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timcederman
4y ago
My muscle memory from 1995-1997 to test network connectivity is to ping yahoo.com.
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4y ago
It's a shame you're continuing with your snark - if you work in tech, I'm sure you could use your imagination on the myriad of ways that many employees could still be generating value, or you could even do a quick search and
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4y ago
I'm still using an iPhone 6S as a secondary phone. Amazed at how well it still works, including the battery.
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4y ago
I noticed that too - the one I clicked on was in the top 5, and minutes later it was on page 3.
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4y ago
"How to explain" is a common phrasing in Australia though?
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4y ago
The fans aren't "designed" for MERV16, but most are very capable of supporting them. I'm not sure how this misconception got hold that it's significantly bad to use higher grade filters. See my other comment - http
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4y ago
Everyone says this, but it's not true for the newer filters which use electrostatic attraction to filter the smaller particles. A dirty filter (do you know how many people don't ever change their filter?) will put far more load on
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4y ago
Get a MERV16 filter for your furnace and you'll have amazingly clean air. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Mean-PM-25-removal-effic...
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4y ago
It's DecisionMaster (not Maker). Intrepid Systems published updates until at least the early 2000s. Here's an example of its use from 1996. https://www.hpcwire.com/1996/10/04/rite-aid-selects-microst
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4y ago
I've mused about this a few times over the years (e.g. https://twitter.com/cederman/status/641507163639148544 ), and it is interesting how big a deal it was at the time on gaming forums.
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4y ago
That site is effectively continuing the urban legend, but shifting it to be that Disney pays for cups. In reality, Coca-Cola and Disney's partnership is quite complex, and didn't become exclusive until 1990 ( https://www
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4y ago
The convenience of a rash guard and a hat is also a big selling point, as well as reduced sunscreen use.
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timcederman
4y ago
So have I, but it's easy to accidentally put on too much, and absorption varies between brands/formulations.
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4y ago
Apparently this is the review they sued over - https://old.reddit.com/r/newzealand/comments/sv8yyv/kiwi_toy...
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4y ago
Full explanation: https://stsci-opo.org/STScI-01G6933BG2JKATWE1MGT1TCPJ9.png
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5y ago
eSIMs are super easy - I was able to get a T-mobile eSIM online.
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5y ago
If you check out previous comments from the OP, I think you'll find it's entries like that they're upset about.
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5y ago
> there’s very very few times I’ve noticed I’m blocked Is that a normal thing, to be blocked more than once on Twitter?
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5y ago
I can assure you it is not anything like an actual business plan.
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5y ago
What are your thoughts about existing vaccine mandates? They are mostly unnoticed by the general population, because they affect children entering school following an "acceptable" vaccine schedule, immigrants, high risk profession
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5y ago
No, it hasn't been approved because the dose they tested didn't produce enough of an immune response.
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5y ago
Take a look at Western Australia
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5y ago
The nice thing with the Canon printers is they at least let you override the low ink warnings and still print. Sometimes I get a normal extra print or two, but it's usually pretty accurate.
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5y ago
Or changing provider.
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5y ago
When I wanted to get new phone service, I could so instantly without getting the physical SIM, i.e. waiting for it to be shipped to me, or going to a store.
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5y ago
But it's so easy to move an eSIM to a different phone - if this suddenly stopped you'd get a lot of public backlash, much like if moving a physical SIM stopped working. In the meantime, this works just fine switching eSIMs between
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I don't understand the comments here at all. Advocating for a far less convenient physical solution over a digital solution - on HN? Has anyone here actually dealt with eSIMs vs regular SIMs? I've been using phones since SIM cards
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5y ago
Do you have any examples of when this actually happened (a fight "continued, to protect the nobles, once the enemy got through the walls")? What I find most interesting is applying Occam's razor, it's almost certainly no
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5y ago
What's the legal risk?
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> No one on [Patriots . win] is an extremist, but I'm sure you'd say they were. Seriously?
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